They aren’t providing anything to replace the external part of your lock. Everything is internal except the optional keypad.
It’s public info. I found it too. But things take time so no need for rumors to start. Look at Dish net they’ve owned cellular spectrums years ago and just now is doing something with them
Pass. Pricing is certainly disruptive but the presence of lock/unlock is enough to shoo me away. I’d rather have a $20 version that merely reports the status of my lock.
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Can wait to give it a try love the cam and how well it works. Can wait for the door lock.
You don’t have to wait. It’s available now.
well not really…EA (pre-order) sold out quick, so he’d have to wait for official launch in early 2020
I’m wondering why the “in-development” tag hasn’t updated to “testing”…but I’m just assuming there was some beta testing.
Ah. Got it.
I’m waiting for IFTTT integration before I pull the trigger.
May I suggest, moving forward with a single Wyze device and try any free third-party application service like IFTTT for a few weeks.
With the multi-millions of low-cost IOT home smart devices flooding the market place, these free services seem to get more unreliable every day, in a multitude of different ways.
At least you could have a better informed decision based upon your personal experience before going “all in” on any type of “smart” free applications. It was a great free service the first couple of years but that has changed with the tidal wave of new users and cheap IOT devices today.
I’m not sure what you’re saying. IFTTT works great for me and if a device doesn’t support IFTTT, I’m not interested in that device.
I know there was some, yes. Maybe they didn’t want to give away the secret before they announced it. 
Or maybe just an oversight.
What does a old house have to do with this ?
If this can be in bronze… take my $$$
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I’m going to paint mine. once it’s done I will post it on here and then you can see if it will fit your purposes. everything in my house is oil rubbed bronze so I have to make it look the same or wife won’t be happy.
Is there any way to have the Wyze lock open with fitness trackers/ smartwatches? My kids aren’t old enough to have phones (which could trigger/open the lock). They do have fitness trackers though. It would be very convenient if the bluetooth could open the door for them when they approach the door.
No, they need the Wyze app. The only other ways to unlock the door that I can think of without the app on a phone on your person is with the keypad or with an Alexa device. For example, I can ask Alexa on my Apple Watch to unlock the door and then she asks me for the PIN number which I can then speak.
If the Wyze lock won’t currently open with fitness trackers/smartwatches, then I’d like to suggest that feature. Is this the right place to do that, or would I need to start another topic?
I would like the lock to link to a power door opener so I could hit the door unlocked and the door would open after it unlocks, help for wheelchair people.
I’m sensing an upcoming deadbolt version of the Wyze lock on the horizon. It’ll be similar to the august deadbolt lock.
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